Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1951 — Page 5

[HAT GOES ON py

THERE'LL BE less confusion

come Nov. 6 if Flanner Héuse and the League of

Ridgway's fighting men. Gen. That's our record and we're proud covered this year. .. it for another month or until Women Voters have their way. — heavy Shing, Lt. Col. Robert L.'yume also is worried about the of it. We want to os a Dr. Seth B. Nicholson of the they have plotted its path through | Instructions on how to use the voting machine se" ullinghorst, in charge of the yn04 situation. , ling it.” ‘Mount Wilson and Palomar ob-|the sky. |

will be available at Flanner House next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from noon until 6 p. m.

and from 7 to 9 p. m. Invitations have been issued to all and sundry by the Citizenship| Education group of the Social Service Division of Flanner House to avail themselves of the information. Bring Maw and Paw,

and the kiddies . , . everybody learns.

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around the polls

Where to Go

Wrestling with midgets In the main event. Reserved Seats, $1.95. Armory. 8 p. m. | International Dairy Exposition. Free. Indiana State Fair Grounds. All Day. Coliseum Acts. Reserved Seats, $2.20, $1.80 and $1.20.

sale of canned goods Friday and

cent to Guidone Arlington Supermarket, 10th and Arlington.

" n = MISS VIRGINIA DRAIM, na-

| tive of Vincennes, has been ap- | pointed assistant therapeutic di{etitian and instructor at Indiana

“Speer 18 &-

Miss Jones

Ld ho: Miss Speer

FUNDAMENTALS of meteorology, theory of flight, airline schedules, flight operations and radio have been taught two Hoosier misses at Chicago Midway Afrport. | Miss Gloria Deane Speer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Speer, 4505 E. 10th St., and Miss Alice Jones, Bloomington, absorbed a passel of information be-

‘fore becoming airline steward-

esses for American Airlines. But they were up to jt. Miss

Indiana University.

u FJ LJ FROM INDIANAPOLIS will go Howard J. Fletcher, chairman of the Indianapolis Chapter, Ameriean Society for Metals, to Detroit this week-end for the national convention. He's of E. F. Houghton & Co. here.

- - . STARTING TONIGHT, at 8:30 p. m., the Hippodrome Show at Fair Grounds Coliseum will be a big attraction of the International Dairy Exposition. { Beautiful Vera Kimri will gyrate 90 feet above ground, while

{University Medical Center here.

n on u LAST YEAR, tuberculosis associations throughout Indiana examined 3961 persons. It was found that more than 1500 had been exposed to the disease, and 373 cases of reinfection were uncovered. This year, 37 Hoosier counties will again offer TB clinics. If you haven't been feeling well (or even if you havt) take advantage of the one nearest you. May be time well spent.

s o " JAYCEE sponsors of the ¥Voice of Democracy” contest, in

graduate of Butler co-operation with the National University; Miss Jones likewise of |

Association. of Broadcasters and the Radio-Television Manufacturers’ Association, are not emphasiz-

ing material prizes to be gained

by high school winners. The real prize, they say, will be an awakening within all contestants who enter the public speak-ing-radio script venture of the in-

dividual's responsibility within so-|

siety. And that's the way, they

say, to train tomorrow's leaders.’

= = = HOORAY for workers at P. R. Mallory & Co. In four days last week, they donated 557 pints of blood to the Red Cross mobile blood unit. In

| ‘That's What Worries Us'—

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ’

By Science Service

Week of Fighting Could End Blood Supply tei 5, nen

By JIM G. LUCAS By Scripps-Howard Newspapers { TOKYO, Oct. 9-—Our armed

on ‘hand for about one week of

blood program here, reports. Col, Hullinghorst said response to appeals back home for blood donations “never was very good.” “We have used | almost 100,000 pints of whole blood since the §j war started. But

all of us.” ‘ L Col. Hullinghorst-is depity to

|forces have enough whole blood Ma). Gen. Edgar Erskine Hume, 1000 wounded .brought into our chief surgeon for Gen. Matthew hospitals 983 walked out alive.

“Our reserves are lower than I like t6 see them,” he said. There are several reasons, the general said. For one thing donations in the

| [United | States have fallen off

since the Korean peace talks started. For another, we've been using a lot more whole blood than

‘Imost people realize because it's so

much better than plasma. Whole blood has saved thousands of lives and a hard-fighting army

know why the response hasn't

been better. People respond ad-

| Saturday. Location will be adja- mirably when it's put up to them

in the right way.

“But we seem to have fallen know would be dead if it weren’'s ammunition, food, medicine and

down somewhere.

cry wolf when there's no wolf, them. The number runs into the need. to have it on hand at the start.

(blood. 2 | “One of my jobs is to hand out {Purple Hearts,” said Gen. Hume. (“Every time I do I see men I

WINTER-X ) for the whole blood we used on all e other things ‘we would f of pai mi; I don’t like to th Bg quick relief of pain snd discomfort of

But we don’t want to exhaust our thousands.

emergency reservoir. And it's a

fact we could find ourselves very literally pour it in sometimes, but deteriorates but none is wasted. Scene Go. Pharmac

“Sometimes 1t takes a lot; we

‘|short: That's what is worrying we've saved lives and that's what new objects have been spotted in| Jypiter's supposed satellite bas | There has never been an the sky. «One is believed to be|

counts,

operation like this one. Of every the 12th moon of Jupiter. The

other is the 10th comet to be dis-

Gen. Hime said whole’ biaod servatories in California found donations in Tokyo Wit a the Juppased Soon Sf J5iter on . “ photograpns en eo factory during the Kaesong talks inch Hooker telescope. Estimated Toca, SOL, Teed 207 Jeong diameter of the object is 15 miles, ’ se —Dbul approximately the.same shipments from the United States| tant two of ass SOI0Y Jas have been disappointing lately. (XI, aiso discovered by Dr. Nichol“I don't mean that anyone yet'son. : has died for the lack of blood,” he] Comet Arend, a faint object in sail. “But if we were confronted the southeastern sky was first with a major offensive, we could spotted on Oct. 4 by Dr, 8. Arend be severely taxed. |of the Royal Observatory in Uec-

General Admission, 85c. In- one-fourth of ua “ , cle, Bel : lon, es all it can get. Doctors turn| “If that happened I'm sure we cle, Belgium. Of magnitude 14, Stans State Fair Grounds. ha ame Jon Mr.Lucas [to plasma when they lack whole could get it in short order by send-|it was then in the constellation {8 p.m ' |ing priority messages back to the of Pisces, the fish, and can be

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